He killed her. Apparently, that’s funny.

AFAIK their stance is to use sanctions first. I agree that there are still too many “pro russia” (or at least “russia-naive”) voices in this party, but I think it is an interesting question: why don’t we sanction everything that’s possible?

The answer is of course money. But it’s not (necessarily) a sign of being “pro russia” if you’d rather sacrifice some economical growth than people’s lifes.

Plus: their federal chairman Jan van Aken said sanctions would have more impact if they come all at once. Russia’s economic system could (somewhat) adjust step by step to the individual sanctions. Harsh sanctions from the beginning might have been a shock to their system from which it could not have (so easily) recovered, That sounds rather plausible to me.

What about dystopian surveillance tech?

The “jeans and (white) shirt” tier seems to be missing.

I’m pretty sure “everyone” did it for Myanmar as well. And in Germany we changed from Weißrussland to Belarus.

What are you talking about? The Court of Justice of the EU ruled against Poland and fined them for [~half a billion €}(https://www.politico.eu/article/eu-court-finds-poland-guilty-in-rule-of-law-dispute/). The EU started an Article 7 procedure against them and stopped it after the new government started to implement changes.

Oh, and the new government came into power through voting, I didn’t know that’s something “clearly fascist” countries do.

Shouldn’t it be “Hello world.”?

This was unironically the position of German neonazi leader Michael Kühnen.

It’s the president of St. Pauli who said that. St. Pauli is strictly antifascist and has recently formed a cooperative to buy the stadium, so it’s not really representative for German soccer officials in general (though still a good thing to start this discussion).

Exhibit 3: Walter White

We have others, but they don’t get elected as chancellors.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loss_(Ctrl%2BAlt%2BDel)

Even if the code is flawless now, all it takes is a single flawed line of new code. This is of course true for all languages, but type safety helps a lot as some types of flaws would not compile.

I once had a hammer head get loose and fly off the handle.

Tech: https://strudel.cc/

• Talk to your colleagues: clarify requirements, question assumptions, get feedback, talk about best practices and why you do stuff the way you do it
• Single responsibility principle

Example for art stuff: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-oAtxjnDlQ

in this world, getting organized to a degree that it would help is near impossible.

Relevant user name ;)

I think our side should put more focus on the structures. If a system e.g. let’s Taylor Swift fly around in a private jet and even rewards her with more money from concerts and increased brand value, I can obviously still blame her (because she didn’t have to do it). But if I want things to change, I need to change the system.

I was using the wording of OP who seems to be talking about tokens. The service asks the trusted entity if the token is valid, the trusted entity deletes the token after the first time.